GetSpanDate(dateObj , days, hours, minutes[, seconds])
Last updated December 12, 2001
Version: 1 | Requires: CF5 | Library: DateLib
Description:
Returns a Date n days,hours,minutes, and seconds in the future or past by adding a timespan to the passed date.
Return Values:
Returns a date/time object.
Example:
<cfset Today = Now()>
<cfset EndDate = GetSpanDate(Today, 1,5,0,0)>
<cfoutput>
Today is #DateFormat(Today, "mm/dd/yyyy")# #TimeFormat(Today,"HH:mm:ss")#<p>
1 day and 5 hours later is: #DateFormat(EndDate, "mm/dd/yyyy")# #TimeFormat(EndDate,"HH:mm:ss")#<p>
</cfoutput>
Parameters:
Name | Description | Required |
---|---|---|
dateObj | ColdFusion date object to use as the starting date. | Yes |
days | Number of days in the timespan | Yes |
hours | Number of hours in the timespan | Yes |
minutes | Number of minutes in the timespan. | Yes |
seconds | Number of seconds in the timespan. | No |
Full UDF Source:
/**
* Adds a timespan to a date.
GetSpanDate(dateObj, days, hours, minutes, seconds)
Pass in a date object, with the span difference of days, hours, minutes, and seconds and returns a timestamp of the end of the span.
*
* @param dateObj ColdFusion date object to use as the starting date.
* @param days Number of days in the timespan
* @param hours Number of hours in the timespan
* @param minutes Number of minutes in the timespan.
* @param seconds Number of seconds in the timespan.
* @return Returns a date/time object.
* @author Chris Wigginton (cwigginton@macromedia.com)
* @version 1, December 12, 2001
*/
function GetSpanDate(dateObj, days, hours, minutes, seconds){
var timeDiff = CreateTimeSpan(days, hours, minutes, seconds);
var spanDate = dateObj+timeDiff;
return "{ts '" & DateFormat(spanDate, "yyyy-mm-dd ") & TimeFormat(spanDate, "HH:mm:ss") & "'}";
}
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